Latter-day Liberty: A Gospel Approach to Government and Politics
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photo credit: Corey Holmes In 1980, Zimbabwe became a sovereign African nation, gaining its independence from the United Kingdom. At that time, their dollar was valued at a higher rate than the U.S. dollar, at a rate of 1 to 1.25. Earlier this decade, President Mugabe—in power since 1987—began to fulfill a long-standing campaign promise [...]
photo credit: jefgodesky Our modern, hedonistic society has developed a disregard for life in general. Sure, we value our own life, and the lives of those whom we know; our extension of compassion and concern often ends there. This doesn’t just apply to people. Indeed, the extent to which such a disregard exists is most [...]
photo credit: 89AKurt This past weekend, I protested the TSA at the Salt Lake International Airport along with a couple dozen other individuals. I produced a flyer which we distributed to over 400 passengers, and many of the protestors had signs objecting to various aspects of this federal institution. My main objections are summarized in [...]
photo credit: Randy Son of Robert While many people assume that the thirteen colonies which declared independence from Great Britain did so jointly as part of a newly-formed (or -forming) nation, this is incorrect. This belief is not only erroneous, but also dangerous. If one assumes that a conglomeration of the colonies secured independence and [...]
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@RepBrianKing @danmccay One might say that Matthew 15:14 is apropos.
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